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(LSBRX) A Natural Born Bond Picker
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| When Dan Fuss says the Loomis Sayles Bond Fund takes a multi-sector approach, he means it. Anything in fixed income is fair game—as long as it's cheap and makes sense to own for a few years. That approach through 40 years of fixed-income management has provided shareholders with equity-like returns since inception.
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(PSPFX) Look Back, Look Forward, Make Money
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| A self-described quantitative analyst, U.S. Global Investors CEO and CIO Frank Holmes combines a data and event driven view of the world with the ability to rapidly adjust to change.That has helped shareholders' portfolios to achieve net gains in the past four years of topsy-turvy stock markets.
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(EXLSX) To Beat the Market, Stay Opportunistic
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| As of June 1, 2003, the Exeter Life Sciences Fund ranked first in its category for three-year performance, handily beating the S&P 500. Jeff Herrmann and Brian Lester, analysts at Rochester, NY-based Manning & Napier, which acts as the fund's advisor, explained their approach to investing in this broad and diverse sector. |
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(EATVX) A Ten Year Ten Billion Dollar Objective
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| There could be a silver lining to the Eaton Vance Tax-Managed Value Fund. Lead manager Michael Mach points to its cache of realized losses that can be used to offset future gains thereby helping to shield investors from future taxes. By providing investors with solid returns, over time the veteran manager hopes to grow assets invested in Eaton Vance’s large-cap value product from the current level of a little over half a billion dollars to over ten billion dollars. |
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(MSVTX) Winning with the A-Team
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| Flexibility has enabled Kenneth J. Enright, portfolio manager of the MFS Strategic Value A Fund, to achieve a 5-year return of more than 9% and a four-star ranking from Morningstar. TICKER learned the manager attributes his success to an 'A Team' of hard-working analysts at the Boston-based fund shop. |
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(EIFAX) Refocus on the Good Things in Tech
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| Dan Chung, who advises the Enterprise Technology Fund through Fred Alger Management, is upbeat on technology companies, especially the ones showing above-average growth during a tough time for the sector. With support from a deep, fundamentally based 25-person research staff, Chung has been able to locate some rising stars for investors, in addition to sticking with familiar names. |
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(AUXFX) Reaping What You Sow
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| Today, it is people in suits and ties in hi-rises of concrete, steel and glass across America’s financial districts who manage the nation’s tens of thousands of mutual funds. But one manager has dared to break the mold. Jeff Auxier, who manages a tiny but so far thriving portfolio, performs his research and investment out of what looks like the most unusual place for a money manager – his 2,000-acre hazelnut farm in Oregon. |
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(ACBGX) The Lessons from Thirty Years
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| From floor trader to portfolio manager, Art Bonnel is a 30-year veteran in the money management field. Aside from sharing his views on his investment strategy, Bonnel provided some interesting insights into the current market scandals that have shaken investor confidence. |
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() Black Diamond Funds: The One We Have Been Waiting For?
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| The market is going through a rough patch and it’s the time of the off-road vehicles, read alternative strategies. That’s the message Ticker got from the talk with Chris Guptill and Larry Schweiger of the recently launched Black Diamond Funds. A series of new offerings with a novel approach to investing, sweetened with a top-ranked money manager and a 100% principal protection is what they believe is the successful vaccine against market maladies. |
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